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Amid the ongoing Gaza crisis, the Algerian parliament reportedly authorised the country's president, Abdel Majid Tebboune, to go to war with Israel.

Algerian parliament unanimously supports war against Israel amid Gaza crisis

Amid the ongoing Gaza crisis, the Algerian parliament reportedly authorised the country's president, Abdel Majid Tebboune, to go to war with Israel.

The Algerian parliament reportedly authorised the country's president, Abdel Majid Tebboune, to go to war with Israel.
The motion received unanimous support from the lawmakers. The voting session of parliament was accompanied by long slogans in support of the Palestinian people.
Earlier, Yemen had officially declared war against Israel.
The developments come amid Israel's ongoing offensive in Gaza which has led to a severe humanitarian crisis in the region.

The Moroccan team players waited for hours at the airport but a direct flight to Constantine was never approved by the host nation Algeria.

Morocco-Algeria tensions see Atlas Lions withdraw from African Nations Championship

Defending Champions Morocco, after hours of waiting at the airport, withdrew from the African Nations Championship after hosts Algeria reportedly denied their travel request.
Click for details.

The Moroccan team players waited for hours at the airport but a direct flight to Constantine was never approved by the host nation Algeria.

Morocco, the winners of the last two editions of the African Nations Championship, withdrew from the tournament after the Algerian government rejected their direct flight request to travel to Constantine.
Algeria severed diplomatic ties with Morocco in 2021, citing hostile actions from their neighbours. The dispute meant that all direct flights between the two countries were suspended.
And while the Atlas Lions' under-23 team waited for hours at the Rabat-Sale airport, with CAF President Patrice Motsepe and FIFA President Gianni Infantino also in attendance, approval from the Algerian govt never came through.
(With AP inputs)
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The Moroccan Football Federation has said that the team will only travel to Algeria if there is a direct flight from Morocco to Algeria

Moroccon National football team to boycott African Nations Championship? 

After turning heads at the FIFA World Cup, Morocco might boycott the African Nations Championship next month.
Here's why.

The Moroccan Football Federation has said that the team will only travel to Algeria if there is a direct flight from Morocco to Algeria

Morocco's national football team which made heads turn at the recently concluded FIFA World Cup 2022, might boycott the African Nations Championship set to start on January 13.&nbsp;
The Moroccan Football Federation has demanded that the team will only travel to Algeria, where the tournament will be hosted, if there is a direct flight from the Moroccan capital Rabat to the Algerian city of Constantine, where Morocco's games are scheduled to be played.&nbsp;
Due to their ongoing dispute over Western Sahara, the 2 neighbours severed diplomatic ties last year because of which Algeria banned Moroccan military and commercial aircraft from its airspace. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/after-one-month-in-hospital-pele-shows-no-sign-of-improvement-1672294666198">After one month in hospital, Pele shows no sign of improvement</a> Algeria's government is yet to respond to the demand.

A viral footage circulating on social media shows Eto'o kicking a man to the ground outside near Stadium 974 after Brazil beat South Korea 4-1.

FIFA World Cup 2022: Cameroon football chief Samuel Eto'o apologises for violent altercation

After an ugly altercation at the FIFA World Cup 2022, Cameroon soccer federation president and former star player Samuel Eto'o issued an apology on Tuesday.

A viral footage circulating on social media shows Eto'o kicking a man to the ground outside near Stadium 974 after Brazil beat South Korea 4-1.

After an ugly altercation at the FIFA World Cup 2022, Cameroon football federation president and former star player Samuel Eto'o issued an apology on Tuesday.
'I had a violent altercation with a person who was probably an Algerian supporter,' Eto'o wrote in a statement wherein he apologised for losing his 'temper and reacting'
A viral footage circulating on social media shows Eto'o kicking a man to the ground outside near Stadium 974 after Brazil beat South Korea 4-1. He was first involved in a verbal spat with a football fan who is an Algerian social media personality Said Mamouni.&nbsp;
Mamouni who revealed that Eto'o became violent after being asked about bribing the referee of the controversial World Cup qualifying game between Cameroon and Algeria has filed a complaint against Eto'o at a Qatari police station.&nbsp;
Eto'o in his response had also said that he has been the target of insults and allegations of cheating without any evidence.&nbsp;
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Cameroon won the second leg 2-1 in the final moments of the match and qualified for the World Cup on the away goals rule.
Algeria's soccer federation filed a complaint with FIFA, soccer's governing body, demanding a replay of the match because of what it deemed were referring errors made by Gassama. FIFA dismissed the complaint.

Mohammed bin Salman to skip upcoming Arab Summit following doctor's advise

Much of the focus on the Al Saud royal family in recent years has been on King Salman's health

Saudi Arabia's powerful 37-year-old crown prince will not attend an upcoming summit in Algeria after his doctors advised him not to travel, the Algerian presidency said early on Sunday.
Saudi Arabia offered no immediate acknowledgment of the comments by Algeria about the condition of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who has quickly risen to power under his 86-year-old father King Salman.
Much of the focus on the Al Saud royal family in recent years has been on King Salman's health, with analysts suggesting Prince Mohammed could rule the OPEC-leading nation for years after ascending to the throne.
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The kingdom's government did not immediately respond to requests for comment from The Associated Press about the prince, whose health hasn't previously prevented him from travelling.
Statements carried in Arabic and French on the Algeria Press Service referred to a statement from the office of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune about a telephone call between him and Prince Mohammed.
In the call, Prince Mohammed &ldquo;apologised for not being able to participate in the Arab Summit to be held on November 1 in Algiers, in accordance with the recommendations of doctors who advise him not to travel,&rdquo; the statement read.
&ldquo;For his part, Mr. President said he understood the situation and regretted the impediment of the Crown Prince, His Highness the Emir Mohammed Bin Salman, expressing his wishes for his health and well-being." A statement on the state-run Saudi Press Agency acknowledged a call between Tebboune and the prince, but offered no word on the doctors' advice.
It just said the call focused on &ldquo;the aspects of bilateral relations between the two fraternal countries" and possible joint cooperation.&nbsp;

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) president Patrice Motsepe has announced that Guinea will not be hosting the 2025 African Cup of Nations as decided earlier.

Guinea lose 2025 Africa Cup of Nations hosting rights 

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has announced that Guinea has been stripped of the hosting rights for the 2025 edition of the African Cup of nations.

Here's the reason why

The 24-team 2025 African Cup of Nations will not be played in Guinea as the Confederation of African Football has stripped the nation of hosting rights due to lack of infrastructure.

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) president Patrice Motsepe has announced that Guinea will not be hosting the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) anymore.
Motsepe came to the conclusion after a meeting with the country's top hierarchy, citing that Guinea's infrastructure and facilities are not yet ready to host a world-class AFCON tournament.
It was Senegal who won the last tournament in Cameroon, having overcome Egypt in the penalty shootout.
While there's no update on who will now host the tournament, the bidding for the event is expected to reopen in the coming days.

The Moroccan government has asked the famous athletic shoe and apparel brand Adidas to change the design of the new jersey of the Algerian football team. 
The new jersey that Adidas has designed has blue, yellow and teal geometric patterns. As per Adidas, the design is inspired by Mechouar Palace in Algeria. However, the culture ministry of Morocco has accused the brand of 'appropriating a Morrocan pattern called Zellige in the jersey'. 
Lawyer Mourad Elajouti who has sent a legal warning to Adidas on behalf of the ministry said that the pattern, Zellige is a geometric blue, teal and yellow design which is common in Morrocan Mosaics. 
In his letter to Adidas, Elajouti wrote that the new design was 'cultural appropriation and an attempt to steal a form of Moroccan cultural heritage and use it outside of context'. The ministry has demanded Adidas to either change the design within 2 weeks or to identify the Zellige art of Morocco as an inspiration. 
The 2 nations share a history of political tensions, including the Sand war of 1963 which was over a month-long war that happened due to border issues between the 2 neighboring nations. 

Morocco demands Adidas to change new Algerian football jersey

Morocco has accused apparel brand Adidas of 'stealing heritage' in their new jersey design for the Algerian football team. 

Here's what the full controversy is about.

The 2 nations share a history of political tension for several decades, including the Sand war of 1963 which was a border conflict between the 2 neighbouring nations.&nbsp;

The Moroccan government has asked sports apparel brand Adidas to change the design of the new jersey of the Algerian football team.&nbsp;
The new jersey that Adidas has designed has blue, yellow and teal geometric patterns. As per Adidas, the design is inspired by Mechouar Palace in Algeria. However, the culture ministry of Morocco has accused the brand of 'appropriating a Morrocan pattern called Zellige in the jersey'.&nbsp;
Lawyer Mourad Elajouti who has sent a legal warning to Adidas on behalf of the ministry said that the pattern, Zellige is a geometric blue, teal and yellow design which is common in Morrocan Mosaics.&nbsp;
In his letter to Adidas, Elajouti wrote that the new design was 'cultural appropriation and an attempt to steal a form of Moroccan cultural heritage and use it outside of context'. The ministry has demanded Adidas to either change the design within 2 weeks or to identify the Zellige art of Morocco as an inspiration.&nbsp;
The 2 nations share a history of political tensions, including the Sand war of 1963 which was over a month-long war that happened due to border issues between the 2 neighboring nations.&nbsp;

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